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Newspaper
Lumsden News Record
Location
Lumsden, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
8
Advertisement notes many farms disposed of and numerous inquiries for improved holdings with or without crop stock and implements. The agency handles farm sales in the district and invites sellers to list.
The Union Sanday School will hold a picnic at Regine Beach on Friday July 5 with pre transportation for members. A 1917 Ford car is for sale priced at 525 dollars. For supplies and further details call 25 4.
Visitors from Duke joined Moodney Kennell picnic near the grove by the stes bridge. Residents enjoyed trips from Hegina to Valepert for fishing and a Monday celebration with racing, baseball, and athletic events. A Lumsden chapter meeting is set for Thursday at 4 o clock in the council chamber with full attendance urged. A new weed, monster burdock, was spotted along the lakeshore north of Craven. George Ross of the north plain was injured by a horse kick, ending his work. Rev. William Patterson and family visited from Craik. George Mutch’s son, Alpine aviation student, heads to Toronto for training. Early Monday, Regina advised residents to watch for two suspicious individuals loitering near Heth ane, prompting a citywide alert and a night watch in Lumsden.
Mrs Catherine Grant died Thursday at Grey Nuns hospital Regina from injuries after thrown from a buggy during a high wind and dust storm. She was 76, a long-time resident of Lumsden district, with four sons and two daughters, and a wide circle of friends. Funeral held Saturday at Holy Rosary.
A Wednesday evening storm brought wind and a dense dust cloud to Lameden for about twenty minutes. No buildings were damaged though wheat fields suffered briefly. A separate Tuesday night rain and wind caused dust and a brief chill, with no reported transit damage. Local poultry keeper notes egg production fluctuates with feeding and weather. Miss Pye Williner of Regina died in her room in Regina after planning to visit Lameden. her home was once in Qubawa, Ontario. Strasburg visitors Mapes and Locke came to Lameden due to calamitous weather affecting their auto.
A Thursday morning alarm reports an arson fire in Craik started by four bandits after they entered the town in a car. The town was said to be on fire with one man killed and another badly beaten. police noted the vehicle headed away from Craik.
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